You don't need to give your name - just a 2 minute call to the admissions office, saying you're considering applying, and had this question. No big deal, for them or you.

Anonymous wrote:Call a couple schools you don't plan to apply to, and ask.

Man not sure I want to do that. They will blackball us.

Call a couple schools you don't plan to apply to, and ask.

There is not a formula about who gets in and who doesn't. They will get a general sense of your kids scores, and consider them along with many other factors in making a decision. Do not worry , just send one, because I doubt schools like the idea that students are taking tests multiple times at this age. Just choose the one that best fits your perception of your child's abilities.

There is not a formula about who gets in and who doesn't. They will get a general sense of your kids scores, and consider them along with many other factors in making a decision. Do not worry , just send one, because I doubt schools like the idea that students are taking tests multiple times at this age. Just choose the one that best fits your perception of your child's abilities.

If DS has taken SSAT twice and scores are mixed, what do you send? All of them? The higher aggregate? I have heard that they don't super score i.e. the highest of each category. But one or two people have told me they do. Not sure what the answer is here.